Chile

Map of Chilean Wine Regions

Rethink the elongated north-south country by considering the differences between coast, mountain, and inland areas. From Cabernet and Carménère, move on to old-vine sites and cool-climate whites.

This is the main map of continental Chile. Islands are omitted. Boundaries do not indicate appellation borders. The Natural Earth 1:10m outline is simplified for display purposes. Numbers mark representative locations and do not indicate the area or zone of each appellation. Closely spaced sites are offset and connected with lines.

North: Atacama and Coquimbo Northern Limarí
Aconcagua: From Inland to the Coast North-central
Casablanca and San Antonio Central coastline
Maipo: Cabernet and foothill vineyards Andean side of the central area
Rapel: Cachapoal and Colchagua Central area Rapel
Curicó and Maule: Volume and diversity in the central-southern regions South-central
Itata: Old-vine País and Cinsault Southern region
From Biobío to Austral Southern Mageco